Entertainment
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‘The Office’ Star and Ardmore Native Honored by Her Alma Mater
Ardmore native Kate Flannery, best known for her hilarious turn as Meredith Palmer on The Office, is about to receive a hometown honor, writes Joe Brandt for CBS News. This weekend, she’ll be inducted into the Archbishop John Carroll High School Hall of Fame, joining a celebrated group of alumni from the Radnor-based Catholic school…
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Dolly Parton Joined Quakertown’s Sabrina Carpenter—But Not Without Setting Some Ground Rules
When Dolly Parton teamed up with East Greenville’s Sabrina Carpenter for a fresh take on “Please Please Please,” the country icon had one non-negotiable: keep it clean, writes Becca Wood for Today. Known for her candid lyrics, Carpenter toned things down at Parton’s request—and the result is a charming duet that bridges generations. In an…
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Bucks County Playhouse Remembers Robert Redford, Who Began His Career on the New Hope Stage
The Bucks County Playhouse is mourning the passing of Robert Redford, the Oscar-winning actor, director and founder of the Sundance Institute and Film Festival. He was 89. Redford made his professional stage debut at Bucks County Playhouse in 1959 in “Tiger at the Gate.” Later that year, he made his first Broadway appearance in “Tall…
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Conshohocken’s Kathy Romano Speaks Up After WMMR Exit
After more than two decades on air with “The Preston & Steve Show”, Conshohocken local Kathy Romano is adjusting to life off the mic, writes Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. Romano opened up about her abrupt departure from WMMR this spring, a moment she said ready to pass out. The radio personality joined the show…
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Berwyn Filmmaker Brad Ingelsby’s Local Roots Inspired Upcoming Series ‘Task’
Critically acclaimed filmmaker Brad Ingelsby’s Chester County roots once again inspired his upcoming television series, writes Max Bennett for Patch. Task, Ingelsby’s upcoming series for HBO, takes place in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs. The crime drama series follows an FBI agent, played by Mark Ruffalo, as he investigates a series of violent robberies throughout…
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Act II Playhouse Presents ‘Misery’: Beloved Thriller from Best-Selling Novel and Oscar-Winning Film
Act II Playhouse is pleased to present Misery by Stephen King and adapted by William Goldman as its Fall Thriller offering. Previews begin Tuesday, Oct. 7, and the production opens Friday, Oct. 10. Misery closes after a five-week run on Sunday, Nov. 9. “Misery is one of the greatest thrillers ever written.” – The Guardian…
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Narberth Native Beck Dorey-Stein Publishes Third Book Inspired by Nick Foles
Author Beck Dorey-Stein, a Narberth native and former White House stenographer, recently published her third book and second novel, Spectacular Things, partly inspired by former Eagle and Super Bowl champion Nick Foles, writes Lisa Dukart for The Philadelphia Inquirer. When her book kept facing obstacles, the author began to doubt it would ever materialize. But…
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Merion Park’s David Corenswet to Reprise Role of Superman
David Corenswet, who grew up in Merion Park, will reprise his role as Superman in Man of Tomorrow, the sequel to the mega-hit movie, writes Elizabeth Wellington for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Superman writer James Gunn announced this week on social media that the second movie in the series will hit theaters in July of 2027,…
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Lil Dicky Reflects on Philly Fandom and the Night of the Eagles’ Super Bowl Win
Dave Burd, better known as rapper Lil Dicky, may live in Los Angeles, but his heart still belongs to Philadelphia sports, Adam Weinrib writes for FanSided. The Cheltenham native grew up surrounded by the passion and intensity of Eagles fans. “I’ve always been a Philly sports fan,” Burd said. “The passion of the Eagles fan…
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Superman Star David Corenswet Flies to Montco for Hometown Screening
David Corenswet may be the Man of Steel, but he’s still grounded in Montgomery County, writes Shamus Clancy for Philly Voice. The Bryn Mawr native and Shipley School grad returned to his roots to catch a hometown screening of Superman, the summer blockbuster in which he stars as Clark Kent. On The Tonight Show Starring…
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Bradley Cooper Drops Trailer, Sets Release for New Film Is This Thing On?
Jenkintown native Bradley Cooper gave fans a first look at his latest directorial project, writes Tommy McArdle for People Magazine. This week, Cooper and Searchlight Pictures released the trailer for Is This Thing On?, a drama starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern as a couple navigating divorce, identity, and family life. The film is set…
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West Chester’s Bam Margera Exits Iconic ‘Jackass’ Franchise For Good
West Chester native Bam Margera has no plans to return to the Jackass franchise which first skyrocketed him to national fame, writes Jessica Wang for Entertainment Weekly. Margera confirmed he was finished with the franchise in an interview with CinemaBlend. The decision comes after he was fired from Jackass Forever in 2020 due to his…
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Alex Palumbo and MontComedy Bring Laughs to Skippack’s Dutch Tavern
Montgomery County’s stand-up scene is on the rise, and Alex Palumbo is helping lead the charge. The comedian hosts MontComedy, a monthly showcase at the Dutch Tavern in Skippack, bringing some of the best up-and-comers to an intimate basement venue many comics call perfect for live comedy. “The Dutch has a large local draw, and…
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North Wales’ John Oates Surprised Fans Encore Performance Featuring a Special Guest
‘80s hitmaker and North Wales native, John Oates, is charting his own path and surprising fans along the way, writes Meredith Gordon for Parade. The former Hall & Oates singer, who split from longtime collaborator Daryl Hall in 2024, is on tour this summer ahead of his solo album, ‘Oates,’ set for release on August…
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Jenkintown’s Bradley Cooper to Close Out NY Film Fest With New Comedy
Jenkintown’s own Bradley Cooper is bringing the curtain down on this year’s New York Film Festival with his newest directorial effort, Is This Thing On?, writes Rebecca Rubin for Variety. The dramatic comedy will make its world premiere on Oct. 10 at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall as the prestigious festival’s closing night film. Inspired…
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Musical About QVC-Famous Miracle Mop Continues Off-Broadway Run
A musical about the Miracle Mop, an iconic product of West Chester-headquartered QVC, is currently running Off-Broadway, writes Tim Teeman for The Daily Beast. Joy, the musical about Miracle Mop founder Joy Mangano, runs at the Laura Pels Theatre in New York City. The show details the product’s invention and rise to popularity, and Mangano’s…
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Wynnewood’s Paul Spencer Adkins Marks 50 Years of Coaching Top Vocal Talent
Wynnewood’s Paul Spencer Adkins has been one of the region’s most influential vocal teachers for five decades, writes David Patrick Stearns for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The 74-year-old is celebrating 50 years of instruction with a celebration concert at Bryn Mawr’s Church of the Redeemer on July 27. Alumni from across his storied career will join…
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Kylie Kelce and Actress Kate Hudson Talk Fame and Taylor Swift
Kylie Kelce and actress Kate Hudson recently spoke about Taylor Swift on Kelce’s Not Gonna Lie podcast, praising the singer for her hard work, writes Olivia Bellusci for Newsweek. The actress, known for How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, spoke with Kelce about the trials of fame. Hudson and Kelce agreed it takes…
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